Now it's all good!
No fancy operations needed, just make sure the server doesn't crash or disconnect, and leave the rest to the players.
This is really convenient.
"If everything goes as planned, our model will definitely be followed by other companies in the future."
"That might be hard to replicate though."
As Yang Dong called for the other two to help, he explained, "The reason we can have this system is because the authority isn't in the players' hands, but is tied to the in-game item."
"The real authority is the marbles, and marbles can be used by different people; it's not limited to any specific player..."
This is the key point.
Because the authority is tied to the marbles themselves, there's this concept of changing leadership, where if players are dissatisfied, they can just revolt and change things up.
Can other games that try to copy the "players governing players" system achieve such fast and seamless leadership change?
If they can't, then they can't learn it.
